I. _an-_verbs.

This class of weak verbs has the same endings as the strong verbs, except

in the pret. and past partic., which are formed by adding _-de_ and _-ed_

respectively, with the following consonant changes.

-ndde _becomes_ -nde _as in_ s[e,]nde _from_ s[e,]ndan (_send_).

-llde " -lde " fylde " fyllan (_fill_).

-tde " -tte " m[=e]tte " m[=e]tan (_find_).

-pde " -pte " dypte " dyppan (_dip_).

-cde " -hte " t[=ae]hte " t[=ae][.c]an (_show_).

The past partic. is generally contracted in the same way:--_s[e,]nd_,

_m[=e]tt_, _t[=ae]ht_, but some of them often retain the uncontracted

forms:--_fylled_, _dypped_. When declined like adjectives they drop their

_e_ where practicable:--_fylled_, plur. _fylde_; _h[=i]ered_, _h[=i]erde_.

The 2nd and 3rd pres. sing. ind. are contracted as in the strong verbs.

(_a_) 'Hear'_-class_.

INDICATIVE. SUBJUNCTIVE.

_Pres. sing._ 1. h[=i]er-e (_hear_), h[=i]er-e.

2. h[=i]er-st, h[=i]er-e.

3. h[=i]er-th, h[=i]er-e.

_plur._ h[=i]er-ath, h[=i]er-en.

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_Pret. sing._ 1. h[=i]er-de, h[=i]er-de.

2. h[=i]er-dest, h[=i]er-de.

3. h[=i]er-de, h[=i]er-de.

_plur._ h[=i]er-don, h[=i]er-den.

Imper. sing. h[=i]er; plur. h[=i]er-ath. Infin. h[=i]er-an.

Ptc. pres. h[=i]er-ende; pret. h[=i]er-ed.

Gerund. t[=o] h[=i]er-enne.

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